billionaire candidate, who has been bragging about shaming ford for moving a production line from mexico to ohio. he insists trump had nothing to do with the decision. major garrett has more. >> mexico took a ford plant. i've been very tough on ford. you've heard me talking about ford. i heard last night ford is moving back to the united states. [ applause ] i should get credit for that. >> reporter: credit for what? ford will still spend $2.35 million in mexico to build two new plants. ford is moving about 1,000 jobs from mexico to ohio. a decision the company announced in 2011, after ohio offered $15 million in tax incentives. one of trump's republican rivals, john kasich, helped engineer the return of ford factory jobs. >> i don't call anybody a liar. what i can tell you is you don't win jobs through bombast, yelling, or working people over, beating them up. >> reporter: ben carson now leading trump in iowa. >> i'm ben carson. >> reporter: released this new tv ad. the theme, the former neurosurgeon is not impossible. >> the political class and their pundit buddies say impossible. he's too out

ford is moving back to the united states. >> ford is moving about 1,000 jobs from mexico to ohio. a decision the company approved in 2011. and one a gop rival of trump's, ohio governor john kasich helped to engineer. kasich said this entire controversy was another example of trump's "empty, false rhetoric." >> major garrett, thank you. >>> vice president biden is letting us is on how he decided not to challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. in an interview for 60 minutes. he told nora o'donnell it all came done to the calendar. >>> let me put it this way. i gave my word as a biden. i think that the first caucus was april 1st. we probably would be running. because there is time. >> how often did the two of you talk about this decision? every night? >> well, some mornings we would say, lake i rike i remember a mo on the porch at home. i said. maybe we should just. i don't know if we will get there in time. maybe we should say we are not going. joe said what about the supreme court. jill said awhat about supreme court. >> what about education, what about community col

that ford is moving back to thehenited states. >> reporter: f fd is moving about 1,000 jobs from mexico to ohio, a decision the company approved in 2011. and one a gop rival of trumps ohio governor john caseic helped to engineer. scott, caseic said this entire controversy was another example of trump's quote empty, false rhetoric. major garrett for us tonight, thank you. >> pelley: vice president biden is lettings in on how he decided not to challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. in an interview for "60 minutes" he told nora o'donnell it all came down to the calender. >> look at it this way. i give my word as a biden. i think at the first caucus was april 1st, we probably would be running. because there's time. >> how often did the two of you talk about this decision? every night? >> well, some mornings we would say-- like i remember about a month ago we were on the porch at home. and i said, you know, maybe we should just-- i don't know if we are going to get there in time. maybe we should just say we're not going. and jill said but what about the supreme court. >> what about

ford is moving back to the united states. >> ford is moving about 1,000 jobs from mexico to ohio. a decision the company approved in 2011. and one a gop rival of trump's, ohio governor john kasich helped to engineer.r. kasich said this entire controversy was another example of trump's "empty, false rhetoric." >> major garrett, thank you. >>> vice president biden is letting us is on how he decided not to chahaenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. in an interview for 60 minutes. he told nora o'donnell it all came done to the calendar. >>> let me put it this way. i gave my word as a biden. i think that the first caucus was april 1st. we probably would be running. because there is time. >> how often did the two of you talk about this decision? every night? say, like i remember a month ago on the porch at home. i said. maybe we should just. i don't know if we will get there in time. maybe we should say we are not going. joe said w wt about the supreme court. >> what about education, what about community colleges. everything we had worked so hard for in this administration,

. >> and trump took credit over the weekend for shifting jobs from mexico to ohio but ford says that decision was made four years ago. >>> the weather is about to take a turn for the worst tonight. >> that's right. chief meteorologist topper shutt has more. >> it's going to get better thursday and friday. bad news, grab the umbrellas. activity is south and west of town. that's why we held off on issuing a weather alert. we'll zoom in a little bit. we had a little bit of activity in charles county. all the activity is very light, south of manassas, a couple of showers possible in manassas in the next 20 minutes or so but that's about it. future cast, everything is held back to the west for a while. at ten, hagerstown, martinsburg, showers. everything held back until overnight. then everything just rushes in here. this is the remnants of patricia. by 5:30 to 6:00, prepare for a slow commute tomorrow. 57 downtown at 5:30. 54 in leesburg. at least it will be warm. we'll come back and talk about the prospects of a thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon and tell you how strong some of the winds co

to improve his slipping poll numbers but taking heat for something he made yesterday. he basically took credit for ford, the car company, moving jobs from mexico back to ohio. >> mexico took a ford plant. you've heard me talking about ford. i heard last night that ford is moving back to the united states. they may not do that deal. i should get credit for that. somebody wrote last night, can you imagine what he could do if he was president? >> that comment didn't sit well with ohio governor and presidential hopeful john kasich. he said the deal was years in the making, a statement ford backs up saying they made that decision long before any candidates announced they were running for president. >> we were able to get ford because we've got a great work horse. we've taken ohio from debt to surplus, we've reduced taxes. we're up 347,000 jobs in ohio. >> kasich is one of four who will not be on the main debate stage. this could be the most contentious debate we've seen yet on the republican side. trump is actively feuding with carson, jeb bush, marco rubio and now kasich. it's hard to envision a scenario in which trump doesn't get into it with at least some of them, right ain

ford is moving back to the united states. >> ford is moving about 1,000 jobs from mexico to ohio. the company approved in 2011. and one a gop rival of trump's, ohio governor john kasich helped to engineer. kasich said this entire controversy was another example of trump's "empty, false rhetoric." >> major garrett, cbs news, washington. >>> as for the democrats it is shaping up to be hillary clinton's job to lose. senator bernie sanders gets his next shot at derailing hillary clinton in iowa. cbs news hosting the democratic debate. as for joed by any decision not to challenge, clinton for the nomination. he discussed that with nora o'donnell for "60 minutes." >> the oval office. this is right before you went out to the rose garden and told everybody that you weren't running for president. what advice did the president give you? >> i called the president early in the morning. he was in the gym working out. and he took my call. i said, "mr. president, i said, we have decided." i'm not going to run. he knew how close it was. what was going on. and i said, i'm going to go out and annou

trump tried to take credit for a ford motor company decision to shift some jobs to ohio from a plant in mexico. >> mexico took aford plant. i have beeeevery tough on the ford. you heard me talking about ford. i heard last night. ford is moving back to the united states. >> ford is moving about 1,000 jobs from mexico to ohio. a decision the company approved in 2011. and one a gop rival of trump's, ohio governor john kasich helped engineer. kakach said this entire controversy was another example of trump's "empty, false rhetoric." >> major garrett, thank you. >>> vice president biden is letting uss on how he decided not to challenge hililry clinton for the democraticicomination. in an interview for 60 minutes. he told nora o'donnell it all came done to the calendar. >>> let me put it this way. i gave my word as a biden. i think that the first caucus was april 1st. we probably would be running. because there is time. >> how often did the two of you talk about this decision? every night? say, like i remember a month ago on the porch at home. i said. maybe we should just. i don't know if we will ge

will still spend $2.5 billion in mexico to build two new engine plants and modernize an existing one. ford is moving about 1,000 assembly line jobs from mexico to ohio a. decision the company announced in 2011 after ohio offered $15 million in tax incentives. one of trump's republican rivals, ohio governor john kasich helped engineer the return of ford factory jobs. >> i wouldn't call anybody a liar. look, what i can tell you is you don't win jobs through bomb bass yelling or working people over beating them up. >> reporter: ben carson now leading trump in iowa and the c int s news-"new york times" poll nationally. >> i'm ben carson. >> released this new tv ad the theme the neurosurgeon and political outsider is not impossible. >> the political class and their pundit buddies say impossible. he's too outside the box. well, they do know impossible. impossible to balance the budget and impossible to get border security and impossible to put aside partisanship. >> the poll shows carson over trump with republican eadvantage gel cals and among tea party voters. in just over two weeks, trump last 12% among eadvantage cals and 8% among tea party republicans

like the other day, when donald trump tried to claim credit for ford moving jobs from mexico to ohio. in this case, the cfo of ford did some of our work for us. >> i heard last night that ford is moving back to the united states. they may not do that deal. i get credit for that. >> the facts are that there is no change in our plans and no discussions with mr. trump. he has mistweeted. >> and in fact the move to ohio was part of a uaw agreement four years ago. and ben carson talked about the fight of poverty. >> what has been the result of that. ten times more people on food stamps. more welfare, more poverty, more incarceration, out of wedlock births. >> there is no question that we have at least ten times as many people on food stamps as we did at the beginning of the war on pover poverty. and we have more people period. the latest rate. 14.8% is 3% points or 14% below the rate in 1965. in part one of tonight's debate expect bobby jindal to talk about his budget cuts. >> nobody else running for president has done that. i'm the only candidate -- i've cut my state budget 26%. >> he doe

ford is moving some assembly jobs from mexico to ohio, a decision the company announced in 2011, after ohio offered $15 million in tax incentives. one of trump's republican rivals, ohio governor john the return of ford jobs. >> i don't call anybody a liar. all i can tell you is you don't win jobs through bombast, yelling, or working people over. >> reporter: ben carson released this new tv ad. the theme, the former neurosurgeon is not boimpossibl. >> they do know impossible. impossible to balance the the judge. impossible to get border security. impossible to put aside partisanship. >> reporter: the poll shows carson with a 22-point lead over trump among evangelical voters. in two weeks trump has lost 12 points among evangelicals. trump has lost ground in every single demographic group while carson has gained. the best news for trump, and there is good news, 54% of his supporters say they've made up their mind, while only 19% of carson's voters are certain. that certainty may prove pivotal for trump. >> thanks, major. >>> bernie sanders is still shown as leading hillary clinton in new

mark fields is rejecting donald trump's recent claims he helped convince automaker to move jobs from mexico back to ohio. fields saying, facts are stubborn things, reminding trump that the company's decision was made back in 2011. ohio governor and presidential contender john kasich firing back at trump saying you can't quote, win jobs through bombast. going to be a lot of stuff that donald trump has to answer. he managed to avoid answering a lot of those questions. melissa: absolutely. this decision was made back in 2011. david: i know. melissa: so it's a little bit dicey. companies make decisions based on numbers, based on profit, not on being emotion or being bullied. david: that's right. >> retailer rei, c a big black friday promotion today. not a door-buster deal or half off sale or extended shopping hours. rei announcing instead it will be closing all 143 of its stores on day after thanksgiving which is symbolic start of the holiday shopping season. several retailers announced they will not be open on thanksgiving rei is the first to close on black friday. instead outdoor gear retailer launching a

to run for president. sunday night, ohio governor and gop rival john kasich tried to correct trump tweeting, nope. together ohio brought ford back from mexico. and our country needs real leadership and not empty, false rhetoric. late this afternoon, the trump campaign said, "mr. trump continues to emphasize the importance of bringing jobs back to the united states. he was merely using the story of the ford factory now located in ohio to reenforce the importance of this issue he discusses often." maybe trump needs to check his facts before he declares victory in his next tweet. plaque psoriasis... ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase... ...the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts, or if these feeling

ashley: donald trump claims he helped influence ford to move production of some vehicles, some pickup trucks from mexico back from mexico to ohios, ford ceo mark fields said that is not true. we made this decision years ago even before the last presidential election and he said, quote, we deal with facts and fact are stubborn things. stuart: a little sarcasm there. what the donald will now say. ashley: tweeted already. stuart: excite and carly fiorina is going after hillary clinton's economics. the new york times goes after carly fiorina. there is a concept for you and it is next. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can seek to outperform. that's the power of active management. .. stuart: i have news on netflix. they are going to stream the new star wars movie when it is finished in the theaters. going to see it on netflix in canada. cheryl: brilliant move by the executives of netflix because they watch the canadian rights, disney contract, as they were watching it, waiting for it to expire and they snapped it up. they are in that negotiation

become and more problems with this in texas the moisture will be carried further to the gulf of mexico state's fall to the ohio valley by the middle of the week we are also watching as well for something a lot less violent perhaps rain and arnica the lloyd's. >> reporter: spooky clouds showing breaks happening already it's gonna depend on where you are today how much sun you get along the coast a little less secure in when you see a lot worse than going on celebrate our picture westies flood pattern of. also and that will continue to the day to day onshore flow if the brakes in the clouds particularly to the east. >> reporter: >> gabe: fees on the board uniformity of before is up there in the north bay. that contrast to yesterday's pretty close to the couple degrees half moon bay five degrees had a quick check of future cash the see the progress he's to the bricks macleod's happening getting some sigh looks like you and of the north bay wine country and still some clouds pull back later this afternoon in the evening cannot rule out a little bit of the way of the package as a light show perhaps the coasted to t

to get new hampshire. iowa. new mexico, nevada, north carolina, virginia, ohio and florida. they have to run the tables to win. >> but the difference is, sean, people are interested and i hear about these debates over the primary election. people are interested in our debates. i'm going to do a debate special with the next two cmn debates. >> they're going to let you spe speak? >> they're going to be ten times as many he -- people watching. >> bernie sanders. >> you have ten times as many candidates. that is why. >> we're going to turn the states around because we have answers. did you notice that the former secretary of state could not talk about libya? could not talk about syria? about russia. do not talk about china. could not talk about the arab spring. could not talk about isis. she wanted to talk about the record that is undefensible. >> we were not watching the same debate. i saw her speak about china, clearly speak about -- i -- frankly that is where she gained a lot of points. senator sanders surprise immediate with some of the foreign policy talk. i think she showed

to his family for help. now he's taking heat for comments he made. he took credit for ford moving jobs from mexico back to ohio. listen. >> took a ford plant. i've been tough on the ford. you've heard me talking about ford. i heard last night that ford is moving back to the united states. they may not do that here. i get credit for that. i should get credit for that. can you imagine -- >> in a statement, ford says not true. they made that decision long before trump ever announced he was running for president. tomorrow's debate is on cnbc, it's all about the economy, jobs. trump's comments about ford will almost certainly come up. keep in mind that trump is actively feuding with ben carson, marco rubio, jeb bush and now john kasich. this could be the most heated debate we've seen. >> a lot on the line for a lot of people. a lot of people will come out swinging including, i imagine, chris christie. >> got to do something. >>> from politics now, let's talk about the safety of your neighborhood. we've got some statistics this morning, crime statistics that show there is a crime wave going on across much of this co

this, ford motor because of my constant badgering is going to cancel their deal to go to mexico and stay in u.s. the ohioernor said trump made an police take. here is a clip when the agreement was reached back in 2011. >> many of you know that ohio assembly plant will insource work from mexico. how many companies are insources work from mexico. here is what's so great about this. they are bringing this here from mexico. they are shutting it down and bringing it here. what could be greater thing to hear than the fact that ford is made such a commitment to bringing these jobs back. >> if they're talking about dollars and cents, companies have a responsibility to do what makes profitable sense. in this case the plan went back and forth so many times. a lot of it had to do with the price of gas. kaskich made a deal. they had already decided to get this plant back before the deal was approved. i don't think trump gets any of the credit. >> i want you to listen to john kasich because he was on the kelly files last night. >> they're not going come to your place and create jobs because you yell at them. >> i gue

to mexico? >> right, but i doubt it will. the production facilities in detroit and ohio have been creating good cars and the union has a lot of leverage. >> good. good to hear that. >> the leverage they have is $3.1 billion is the amount of operating profits g.m. made last quarter alone. they are making a lot of money. the u.a.w. has been able to create contract agreements that cost the company and that is because they do have some leverage. also, in 2007 and in 2009 they gave a lot of concessions. >> the union? >> yes, because g.m. was close to bankruptcy. now they are saying, it is pay back time. >> the company is making money, we make the vehicles, we should make money. >> the reason why i said good for the unions because you are talking about throughs of jobs in jeopardy if this is a strike and people will not work. >> thank you is true, june -- 51,000 jobs. i doubt there will be a strike. workers do not like to lose wages and the company does not like to lose production. what they are doing with the midnight deadline is the u.a.w. is trying to focus attention on this. they are close to an agreement, i think, and this wil

to the united states. they may not do that deal. i should get credit for that. >> but john kasich tweets, no together ohio brought ford back from mexicoade the decision to move some truck production back to ohio in 2011, long before any candidates announced for president. on our auto reporter it reports that the real force was the united auto workers union which negotiated the move in their last contract. our fact patrol is looking at all the governors including yk of new jersey. the state's credit rating he has been downgraded nine times. krissy's response it was even worse before he got there. here he is on "meet the press" last month. >> there was no net private sector job creation, chuck, in the eight years before i became governor, zero. we've created 198,000 new jobs p and the fact is we spent $2.5 billion less than we used to. >> actually it's more than 180,000 jobs, private sector according to the bureau of labor statistics, as a growth rate less than half the national rate. krissy's budget is $4 billion higher than the last budget processed by jon corzine. he has blamed the credit west coast on the tension system and he says

ford will still spend $2.5 billion in mexico to build two new engine and transmission plants. ford is muoving 1,000 assembly line jobs to ohio, a decision it announced in 2011. one of trump's republican rifles ohio governor john kasich helped engineer the return of ford factory jobs. >> i don't want to call anybody a liar. you don't win jobs through bombast, yelling, working people over, beating them up. >> i'm ben carson. >> ben carson released this new tv ad. the theme? the former neuro surgeon and political outsider is not impossible. >> they say impossible, he's too outside the box. well, they do know impossible. impossible to balance the budget, impossible to get border security. >> the poll shows carson with a the 22-point lead over trump. in just over two weeks trump has lost 12 points among evangelicals and eight points among tea party republicans. trump has lost ground in every single demographic group, while carson has gained. the best news for trump, 54% of his supporters say they have made up their mind. that certainty may prove pivot tall for trump down the stretch. >>> in the democratic race the polls show bern

to put those workers back on a line in ohio. so what about this claim here from mr. trump? >> mexico took a ford plant. i've been very tough on ford. i heard last night that ford is moving back to the united states. they may not do that deal. i should get credit for that. >> so what do you think is going on here? >> you know, megyn, the thing is, look, you don't produce jobs through bombast or any kind of stuff like that. we were able to get ford because we got a great workforce. we've taken ohio from debt to surplus. we've reduced taxes. we're up 347,000 jobs in ohio. we're a different state today, but we didn't do it by raiding other states or all this bombast. >> you know, his point has been you have to be strong as well, and that requires the projection of strength and he's been out there on the campaign trail, hammering these companies who want to take their plants to mexico, who then want to sell their goods to the united states. so he may not deserve credit for this decision that was made long ago, is it not helpful to have him making the case? >> look, i have some concerns with some of our trade

to wear makeup. look at how beautiful everyone looking. wouldn't that be easy? if i was a woman, i'm ready, darling, that's true. >> blake: took credit for haul production plans in mÉxico and stay in ohio that was strongly disputed by ford and ohio governor and kasich. sandra. >> san you. bryan hook and democratic strategist. guys, i don't know where to begin. [laughter] >> let's tack it will -- tackle the berka comment. were this is a very strange comment to be made, when we are talking about a real crisis in the middle east, it makes him in the entertainer column and less in commander in chief column. >> sandra: richard, i think we would be looking at a comment like that and say every controversial comment seems to go up in the polls, now we are talking about him losing ground in iowa again to dr. carson. are things starting to change here? >> look, they're changing in a pretty fundamental way in this regard, trump calling card, so comments are from reality. the calling card is on the winner, if he loses in his book he's a loser. he better turn that around in iowa, he can't keep -- yes, he's ahead in all the other states, ben carson is the gardner of this race. i'm dating myself from

to move up through mexico and bring more rain into texas. so they are just getting slammed in the lone star state. and more rain headed into louisiana, up to the ohio river valley. and fall-like rain head today the northeast, as well. we will talk about our local weather coming up. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. >> houses of people were evacuated along the southwestern coast of mexico. residents and tourists alike. those who couldn't get out tried to take cover. some california residents vacationing said they went from being hotel guests to being refugees. >> the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere made landfall at 4:15 p.m. pacific time, bringing with it 165 miles per hour winds. >> oh, my god, we have to get out of here. >> san francisco resident brad powell is vacationing in puerto vallarta. he said the hotel where he is staying put a note under his door. >> it said, please in two hours pack all your things and put your bags in the bathtub or in the bathroom and close the door. then bring a backpack with you packed with your things downstairs to the ballroom, which we turned into a shelter. >> suddenly their vacation plans

ohio. after nafta it moved a lot of its manufacturing right over the border into mexico and started to ship products back. so now in warren, ohio you have a very difficult time with funding police, funding fire, funding development or it -- funding development. that is the end result when your factory goes from 30,000 workers down to 2, 3, 4000 workers. host: what industry are we talking about? guest: it was a supplier for the auto industry. they did all the wiring for general motors, and after nafta again, they shipped the jobs back and had very difficult financial -- would bes deal with -- with 11 countries according to the white house. it would eliminate export taxes as high as 70% on u.s. automotive -- 17 percent on u.s. automated product. it could go even higher. guest: i think he would look at someone like ford motors to see how they feel about it, and the ford motor company has made some pretty strong statements that this deal should not go through, that because of currency manipulation this is going to be best for them. if it is bad for ford, i don't understand how it could be good

moving production of the super duty truck back to ohio at his urging because he has been basically hammering you guys over having production down in mexicoyou have come out as a company and said repeatedly, we haven't had any discussions with donald trump. tell me what exactly the discussions or relationship at all between ford at the headquarters and donald trump? >> i don't tweet much, but i do deal with facts, and the facts are that we've never discussed anything with mr. trump. >> way back in 2011 it's part of our uaw agreement that proceed preceded the last election. not to mention this one. you know, the facts are that there's been no change in our plans. there has been no discussions with mr. trump, and he is mistweeted. >> bob shanks, sko cfo of the ford motor company, setting the record straight on whether or not ford brought back production of the f-series super duty trucks at mr. trump's urgings. there you have it. ford falling a pen where i shy of estimates. 45 cents a share in the third quarter versus the estimate of 46 cents. back to you. >> as he said, predating even the last presidential elections. essential interesting t

west texas, new mexico, below normal for far northwest and northeastern great lakes. precip over next 30 days. from mid atlantic to florida, southern half of mississippi valley from ohio valley southward through southern half of plains into the southwest, above normal of states, great lakes and new england. tyne thanks, mike. as we've been reporting on u-s farm report, feedyards are having a rough go. a dramatic turn in prices sent profits spiraling downward leaving operators trying to survive. but even as balance sheets bleed red, our farm journal report shows us why some are hopeful the final outcome of the year may not be so bad. what started as a bull market made a quick reversal this fall. for texas panhandle feedyard operator ryan moorhouse, the situation is as bad as advertised.